Frequently Asked Questions about the Celtic Camino

Although Ireland and the United Kingdom have a strong hiking tradition, there are not as many public hostels as in the past. The associations managing their sections of the Camino are working [...]

Although all routes have some form of signage, not all of them feature the yellow arrows or Galician milestones yet. Most retain the typical signage of their own country; some do have [...]

The Celtic Camino in Galicia starts in A Coruña, covering 75 km (46.6 miles). However, it also has other starting points on the Jacobean routes in Ireland and England.

Yes, definitely. All Jacobean routes are very safe, well marked, and pass through populated areas. The Celtic Camino is no exception and is a very safe route.

The Celtic Camino in Galicia is divided into 4 stages. It starts in A Coruña, with 75 kilometers (46.6 miles) ahead. Keep in mind that this distance may vary depending on possible [...]

The Celtic Camino in Galicia, with 4 stages and 75 kilometers (46.6 miles) from A Coruña, is not considered very difficult. However, there is one somewhat challenging stage: between Sergude and Hospital [...]

The total kilometers of the Celtic Camino from A Coruña to Santiago de Compostela are 75 km (46.6 miles). To complete it as the Celtic Camino, you must also add at least [...]